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Old HIRLAM Technical Reports available online
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- Published on Thursday, 15 March 2012 13:47
- Written by Tilly Driesenaar
The HIRLAM Technical Reports No. 16-41 are now available digitally in DOCman by clicking here.
Practical information about HIRLAM ASM 2012/22nd ALADIN Wk
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- Published on Monday, 30 January 2012 10:08
- Written by Tilly Driesenaar
On the ALADIN website practical information is available about the upcoming All Staff Meeting / Workshop in Marrakech.
Please use the on-line registration form to register both to the Wk/ASM and to the hotel before 17 March!
HIRLAM NL58
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- Published on Thursday, 19 January 2012 15:38
- Written by Tilly Driesenaar
The HIRLAM Newsletter No. 58 is now digitally available. You can download a copy by clicking here.
A hardcopy is being printed at this moment and will be shipped next week. If you like to receive a copy and you do not usually get the newsletter please send an email to me.
Tilly Driesenaar
Inger-Lise Frogner new PL EPS
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- Published on Monday, 19 December 2011 14:17
- Written by Tilly Driesenaar
Dear HIRLAM colleagues,
Some time ago, our project leader for probabilistic forecasting (PL EPS), Trond Iversen, informed me that he wished to resign from his position by the end of 2011.This meant that a new project leader had to be attracted for this position, starting from 1 January 2012 until the end of 2015, and the HIRLAM Council decided to open an application procedure for this position. Interviews have been held with the applicants by a selection committee. The HIRLAM Council has decided this week to accept the candidate proposed in the recommendation of the selection committee: Inger-Lise Frogner from met.no.
Hereby I wish Inger-Lise the best of luck in her new role, and hope that it will be a rewarding and interesting experience for her. Certainly there will be plenty of interesting scientific challenges to meet for her and her team! I hereby also take the opportunity to thank Trond again for all the hard work he has put in as PL: he has done a great job in the past years in leading the effort to develop the GLAMEPS system and make it operational, and in this year to create a HarmonEPS experimental system. Both of these milestones are now very close to being achieved, and I would like to give Trond (and his team of course) full credits for them.
Jeanette Onvlee
